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Jul 18 07 12:59 AM

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imagenot very sure about polaroid camera. so need your advice
thanks!

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Jul 18 07 1:11 AM

The Killer Gerbil wrote:
Personally I would go for Spectra range because the film (Spectra film) is the biggest compared to other polaroid type.
any specific model to get for spectra?
i heard from some that the film is a bit expensive!

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Jul 18 07 1:19 AM

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I'm using Spectra 1200FF, the latest from Spectra family but any Spectra is good.
























Ok poison time..

If you have extra money to burn, you can get polaroid back for your Holga

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Jul 18 07 12:41 PM

spectra pro or minolta instant pro.

spectra film with ability to do multiply exposures. (up to 5 shots)

timed exposure

contrast compensation~

manual focusing~
close up down to 10cm with adapter~

darn neat shite

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Jul 18 07 7:39 PM

lullabyforme wrote:
polaroid back for holga? how does it work?


Polgaroid is made specially for Holga. Its a polaroid adaptor to be use with Holga but the slight problem is that the film is not easily available because it takes Polaroid 80 type films which are no longer manufactured by Polaroid.

However theres another alternatives is by using Fuji FP100C film which are easily available in most Fuji labs.

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Jul 19 07 12:43 PM

on my personal wishlist would be the 690SLR or it's older sibling 680SLR. but they're not exactly cheap on ebay

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Aug 2 07 5:36 PM

I know of a place that sells quite a few old school polaroids.

At far east, level 2, if I dun remember wrongly. There's a shop selling all sort of vintage stuffs. He was into collecting all these things even back in those days.

And he has quite a number of polaroids camera in the past.

Can check on them. And if I dun remember wrongly, he sells them at quite an affordable price. Go check it out.

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Oct 2 07 12:43 AM

I've a polaroid 636 closeup. some UK model that has the 2-4ft focus thingy.

the image produced have those oldie tint. Can't seem to really grasp how to get a better focus, sometimes good sometimes bad.

I want to get some other kind of polaroids to experiment around too. haha! any introduction?
maybe some modern kinda that still looks cool.

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Oct 2 07 1:09 AM

muthusalami wrote:
yeah the shop is called the attic.

however i find his prices abit tooo high.


I think his prices are not abit too high. Instead it is very HIGH indeed. I wont pay $120 for a polaroid that I can find for $70.

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Oct 2 07 1:23 AM

Well, you can get from nicholas for a good price imo.
Get a sonar model if you want accurate AF. : )

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